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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1934
Page
5
Local residents and visitors are listed in a digest of social activity. Recounts trips to Yellowstone, Fishtrap and Seattle, visits by relatives in Dillon, and a pending congressional candidate’s city stop. Also notes a power-line outage affecting Dillon and Nack areas, and multiple residents traveling for work or leisure.
The Overhead County Republican Central Committee announces a meeting at the courthouse at 8 o'clock P M on July 10 1934. All precinct committeemen are urged to attend and candidates are desirable to be present. W S Tamur Chairman Central Committee.
Three finalists will represent regions in a national beauty contest tied to the 1934 World's Fair. From 25 000 candidates, 100 finalists receive awards, with 7 000 getting honorary mentions. Finalists include Georgie Berry of Richmond Virginia Mary Elizabeth Bart of Long Beach California and Mildred M Smith of Wilbur Washington.
L. K. Adams and Tim Tash won the blind bogey tournament at Dillon Country Club on Sunday morning. Tash shot 53 and Adams 52, with bogey as 52. Next Sunday the Butte Country Club will visit Dillon for an invitational event.
Postmaster Harry J. Andrus is notified that from July 1 air mail postage drops to 6 cents for the first ounce and 6 cents for each additional ounce. The prior rate was 8 cents per ounce and 13 cents for each extra ounce. Mayor Charles Truax of Armstead was in Dillon Monday for business and social visits. Adelph Pahnish of Grasshopper also visited town on Monday.
Seventy-one students appear on the spring quarter honor roll at Montana State Normal College with 14 more earning high honors while carrying fewer than 15 credits. Headed by William W. Chance Don Lowry and Bernard Thomas, all achieving perfect averages, the list includes a wide set of named students from Dillon Great Falls Butte and other towns with many carrying 15 credits or fewer.
Miles Romney Montana NRA director urges all for hire truckers to register vehicles and display industry insignia by July 19, with registration deadline June 28 and penalties up to 500 dollars per day or six months in jail. Code Authority members listed. enforcement to be aided by NRA. Miss Berniece Metlen attended American Legion auxiliary district meeting in Townsend. Lima visitors Ted Miller and Allen Morgan in Dillon. A raid interrupted a burped place late hour.
Members of troop No 3 met on June 19 at the Guildhall to plan summer meetings at each member’s home and pair off for simple refreshments. Baskets are the summer project with several displayed at the June 20 gathering hosted by Alice May and Loretta Anderson.
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